河北省保定市示范高中2025届高三上学期11月期中考试英语试卷(含答案)

这是一份河北省保定市示范高中2025届高三上学期11月期中考试英语试卷(含答案)，共16页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，七选五，完形填空，短文填空，书面表达，读后续写等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、阅读理解
The end f 2024 is n the hrizn. Amng the best f the year’s crp, we picked five interesting and educatinal bks that yu shuld nt miss ut.
●Game Thery by Brian Clegg
This cncise bk intrduces the fundamental cncepts f game thery, using a branch f mathematics t analyze strategic interactins, such as Nash equilibria and prisner’s dilemmas in an accessible apprach.
●A is fr Arsenic: The Pisns f Agatha Christie by Kathryn Harkup
This bk cmbines chemistry with crime fictin, explring the pisns used t craft plts in Christie’s wrk. Aimed at fans f Christie’s wrk, the bk prvides an engaging lk at the intersectin f literature and science.
●The Milky Way: An Autbigraphy f Our Galaxy by Miya McTier
The bk presents a unique perspective n the histry f the Milky Way galaxy, narrated as if the galaxy itself were speaking. The main “character”, Milky Way, shares its csmic jurney frm frmatin t the present day, integrating scientific facts with strytelling.
●The Planet in a Pebble: A Jurney Int Earth’s Deep Histry by Jan Zalasiewicz
This bk delves int the gelgical histry f Earth by examining a single pebble fund n a beach in Wales, revealing the vast timescales and prcesses that have shaped ur planet ver billins f years.
●Hw Mathematics Shapes Everyday Life by Ian Stewart
The bk demnstrates the practical applicatins f mathematics in everyday scenaris, illustrating hw mathematical cncepts fster technlgies and slutins we take fr granted. A highlight is Stewart’s ability t make cmplex ideas apprachable and entertaining.
1．What d Game Thery and Hw Mathematics Shapes Everyday Life have in cmmn?
A. Their authrs adpt a plain writing style.
B. They are accessible and engaging t readers.
C. They invlve practical relevance f advanced math.
D. Their authrs use creative apprach t explaining cmplex game cncepts.
2．Accrding t its cntent, The Milky Way: An Autbigraphy f Our Galaxy is ______.
A. a diaryB. a scientific literature
C. an autbigraphyD. a ppular science reading
3．Wh are the target readers f the frth bk?
A. Travel blgger.B. Astrnmy prfessrs.
C. Anyne interested in gelgy.D. Students majring in educatin.
Yu’re likely a fan f Flamin’ Ht Cheets because I presume yu are a human being n Earth. All f us we Richard Mntañez, the inventr f the crunchy ht snacks a big thank yu.
As a sn f a Mexican immigrant, he grew up in Suthern Califrnia picking grapes, then wrked at Frit-Lay, a subsidiary f PepsiC knwn fr its prductin f snacks. Althugh he started as a cleaner, earning a slim salary, he demnstrated exceptinal wrk ethic and a keen interest in innvatin. He frequently sught advice frm Luis Crrns, an engineer at Frit-Lay, n varius questins abut the machines used in the plant, even thugh these were cmpletely unrelated t his jb.
In 1992, when the plant faced bankruptcy because f the ecnmic crisis, Mntañez prpsed the idea f applying a spicy flavr t crn chips and persnally crafted samples amidst skepticism, which eventually led t the creatin f Flamin’ Ht Cheets with the help f Crrns. Hwever, due t lw brand awareness, Flamin’ Ht Cheets didn’t sell well. After recgnizing the issue, Mntañez came up with the idea f having cmmunity grups help prmte and distribute the prducts, as well as ffering them fr free t friends and family t taste.
This prduct sn became a channel and turned int ne f Frit-Lay’s mst successful fferings, helping the cmpany t pineer a new segment within the snack fd industry — spicy snacks.
Mntañez’s innvatin nt nly transfrmed the snack fd landscape in the United States but als prmted his status within the cmpany and he eventually rse t becme an executive at bth PepsiC and Frit-Lay.
4．Why des the authr mentin Flamin’ Ht Cheets in paragraph 1?
A. T shw his r her lve fr the snacks.
B. T prvide sme backgrund infrmatin.
C. T make readers feel relatable t the cntent.
D. T emphasize the imprtant rle f Richard Mntañez.
5．What can we learn frm paragraph 3?
A. Flamin’ Ht Cheets became a hit when launched.
B. All the c-wrkers didn’t supprt Mntañez’s prpsal.
C. Flamin’ Ht Cheets was based n traditinal Mexican fd.
D. Mntañez used quantities f advertisements t attract custmers.
6．Which f the fllwing wrds can best describe Richard Mntañez?
A. Caring and mdest.B. Ambitius and creative.
C. Grateful and selfless.D. Devted and industrius.
7．What can be the best title f the text?
A. The cre values f Mexican immigrant.
B. Each challenge harbrs an pprtunity.
C. A stry bigger behind the crunchy ht snacks.
D. Latin Americans achieve their gals thrugh great effrt.
Have yu ever encuntered such peple in yur scial circle? Their persnalities are like durians (榴莲): Tugh, cld and even intimidating n the utside, but with unique thughts and prfund emtins inside. These persnalities are knwn as “Durian Persnalities”.
Accrding t Erich Frmm, humans seek t integrate int grups while desiring persnal independence. Durian Persnalities fit this descriptin perfectly — their emtinal depth creates a special cnnectin that ges beynd rdinary friendship while their uniqueness and independence are appealing. Psychlgically, the phenmenn that peple are bsessed with thse f Durian Persnalities is called the “Reactance Affinity Effect”. Simply put, peple ften feel a strnger attractin twards thse wh appear smewhat unapprachable because vercming the challenge leads t deeper emtinal satisfactin. It’s a psychlgical sense f “victry” — peple feel they’ve nt nly established a relatinship but als earned trust and recgnitin.
The ppularity f Durian Persnalities is als driven by the lnging fr depth and genuine emtin in mdern sciety. Psychlgical research shws that with increasing reliance n scial netwrks and instant messaging tls, shallw relatinships have made many lse patience and ability fr deep cmmunicatin. Hwever, Durian Persnalities ffer a cure: Its “unapprachability” becmes a filtering mechanism, aviding frivlus scial interactins and encuraging deeper engagement in valuable interpersnal cnnectins.
The next time yu meet sme cld guys, pause and cnsider: Maybe they aren’t cld-hearted; they’re just prtecting their rich inner wrld in their wn way. Only thse willing t spend time and effrt t understand them can experience their unique emtins and prfund thughts.
8．Why des the authr cmpare Durian Persnalities t durians?
A. They are hard t deal with.
B. They have special unpleasant flavrs.
C. Their appearances are nt in agreement with the inside.
D. They aruse peple’s curisity t explre their inner wrld.
9．Why Durian Persnalities are ppular amng peple accrding t paragraph 2?
A. Durian Persnalities are sentimental but unique.
B. Durian Persnalities keep a prper distance with their friends.
C. Peple desire t have deep and sincere cmmunicatin with thers.
D. Making friends with Durian Persnalities ffers a sense f achievement.
10．What des the underlined wrd “frivlus” in paragraph 3 prbably mean?
A. Regular.B. Unnecessary.C. Nnprfitable.D. Time-cnsuming.
11．What’s the advice given by the authr in the last paragraph?
A. Shw yur sympathy when making friends.
B. Stay away frm cld-hearted strangers in life.
C. Explre genuine friendship with patience and care.
D. Be friendly t thse wh prtect yur rich inner wrld.
Researchers frm Sun Yat-sen University shared their findings in Internatinal Envirnment that micrplastics (微塑料) can make hair lss wrse by hurting the skin’s prtective barriers thrugh a prcess called xidative stress (氧化应激).
Micrplastics are very small pieces f plastic, smaller than 5 millimeters. They cme frm bigger plastic items breaking dwn, like shpping bags, take-ut cntainers, and drink bttles. These tiny bits can get int water, sil and air and they can mve up the fd chain and depsit in ur bdy.
The result f the first study shws when micrplastics are tested in living animals, they can create xidative stress and stp certain prteins frm wrking prperly. This can hurt the skin and the parts f the hair fllicles where hair grws, finally leading t hair falling ut.
In the secnd study, researchers explred hw new and aged micrplastics affect the skin and hair in mice. They gave mice water with these micrplastics fr tw mnths t see what wuld happen t their hair. After just ne day, researchers culd see that the micrplastics had mved thrugh the mice’s stmachs, gt int their bld and ended up in their hair. After tw mnths, the mice that drank water with aged micrplastics had mre damaged skin and falling hair than thse with new micrplastics. But further experiments are needed t decide whether aged micrplastics are mre harmful.
“Ntably, in daily life micrplastics can be fund in bttled water, clthes we wear, and even the air we breathe. It is estimated that a persn cnsumes apprximately 5 grams f micr-plastic particles per week n average,” said research leader Wang Xusheng.
12．Hw des the authr develp paragraph 2?
A. By qutatin.B. By listing numbers.
C. By cmparisn.D. By giving a definitin.
13．What can be inferred frm paragraph 3&4?
A. Micrplastics are absrbed thrugh many rgans.
B. Micrplastics finally depsit in the mice’s stmachs.
C. Researchers will carry ut further experiments n human beings.
D. New and aged micrplastics affect the mice t the same extent in the first study.
14．What is Wang Xusheng’s attitude twards micrplastics in daily life?
A. Indifferent.B. Objective.C. Cncerned.D. Skeptical.
15．Why des the authr write the passage?
A. T stress n the imprtance f hair prtectin.
B. T intrduce sme new findings f micrplastics.
C. T call fr urgent actin n plastic ban wrldwide.
D. T warn readers the danger f micrplastics in daily life.
二、七选五
16．We all ccasinally experience mental cnfusin due t stress, aging, lack f sleep, r an unhealthy lifestyle. This can have a nticeable impact n ur memry, prblem-slving abilities and verall cgnitive functin.① ________. Here are sme highly recmmended methds that can serve:
●② ________
When reading, engage actively by taking ntes r highlighting key pints. This methd can imprve attentin, enhance cmprehensin and bst memry. In a frmer study participants were asked t type, write by hand, r nt take ntes while watching a vide, and then they were evaluated. The results shwed that typing ntes was the mst effective methd, leading t the best understanding f material.
● Mindfulness and Meditatin
Accrding t a study published in 2021, practices like mindfulness and meditatin may enhance attentin. T practice mindfulness, sit in a quiet place, clse yur eyes and fcus n yur breath. Inhale deeply and then exhale slwly.③ ________.
● Dual N-Back Training
Dual N-Back training is a cgnitive exercise that invlves remembering and recalling visual stimuli (刺激). In this task, yu must track the psitin f a visual stimulus (such as a square n a grid).④ ________. Yu need t remember and recall multiple psitins in the sequence f stimuli. This training is thught t strengthen memry and cgnitive ability. Yu can find dual N-back exercises n varius websites and sftware dedicated t brain training.
● G
G riginated in China mre than 2,500 years ag. The game invlves tw players wh take turns putting markers n a checkerbard-like grid. Players btain the ppnent’s pieces by surrunding them.⑤ ________. Playing G invlves cmplex decisin-making, spatial reasning and lng-term planning. Regular G players have strnger thery f mind, the ability t attribute mental states such as beliefs and emtins t neself and thers.
A. Reading and Typing Frequently
B. Active Reading and Nte-Taking
C. The rules are simple, but playing it is nt
D. As the difficulty increases, it gets harder and harder
E. It’s prbably the mst cmplex game ever created by humans
F. Hwever, engaging in brain exercises can keep the brain fcused and flexible
G. Next cncentrate n breathing, which can imprve yur fcus and reduce stress
三、完形填空（15空）
I still remember the day when my father was standing in the kitchen and had n idea where the tea bag culd be. The mst chilling part was the 1 lk n his face. It 2 me that Mum had been telling me fr ages she was wrried abut my father since 2020. I lived at hme but was travelling a lt fr cricket s I missed many f the 3 . I hadn’t nticed he was becming frgetful r I kidded myself it was part f the 4 ageing prcess. But n that day I knew what it really meant.
My mum and I had 5 feelings when hearing the dctr 6 my dad had Alzheimer’s. All these emtins were swirling arund — relief that we knew what was ging n, 7 abut what the future held and, mst f all, gut-wrenching sadness.
By then Dad was s 8 that he didn’t really understand what happened. Over the next few weeks, as the dctr’s 9 sunk in, he became terribly upset and kept saying he was srry. Watching my big, strng dad cry with 10 was heartbreaking. I hugged him saying it wasn’t his 11 .
Dad’s Alzheimer’s was 12 fast-mving and by the end f 2022 he was in a wheelchair. There were days when he was angry and thers when he had n idea wh I was.
Mum was determined t keep Dad at hme with us fr as lng as pssible. We all 13 . I helped him get dressed, eat and g t the l. Smetimes I felt lucky I gt the chance t 14 him because I always saw in his eyes hw much he lved me — the way he lked at me was amazing. It might seem like a 15 t be a carer but when yu lve smene, yu d whatever yu can t make life OK fr them.
17．A. surprisedB. unsatisfiedC. amusedD. scared
18．A. rememberedB. struckC. expressedD. changed
19．A. rumrsB. newsC. illnessesD. signs
20．A. nrmalB. lngC. sadD. cnstant
21．A. unknwnB. mixedC. ambiguusD. changeable
22．A. testedB. decidedC. annuncedD. determined
23．A. terrrB. hpeC. cmplaintD. regret
24．A. upsetB. anxiusC. terrifiedD. cnfused
25．A. warningB. visitsC. wrdsD. examinatin
26．A. fearsB. thughtC. guiltD. tears
27．A. chiceB. faultC. understandingD. shrtcming
28．A. relativelyB. accrdinglyC. graduallyD. regularly
29．A. stdB. agreedC. stayedD. cried
30．A. assistB. cmfrtC. accmpanyD. teach
31．A. jbB. rewardC. disasterD. challenge
四、短文填空
32．As the largest prducer f watermelns in China, Henan’s planting area and utput rank first natinwide. T prevent wasting the abundant harvest, Henan peple fund① ________ (inspire) frm sybean sauce t preserve watermelns, creating watermeln sauce.
Every adult wman in my family knws hw t make watermeln sauce. The initial steps invlve② ________ (clean) the sybeans and cking them until they fermentate (发酵). Then cmes the prcess f kneading (捏碎) the watermeln. The feeling f the juicy watermeln being kneaded thrugh ur③ ________ (finger) until it becmes a sft mass is quite enjyable.
Afterwards, my grandmther wuld mix the kneaded watermeln with the fermented sybeans, salt, ginger and Sichuan pepper④ ________ a jar. Then the jar⑤ ________ (place) in the shade t ferment. Over time, the flavr f the watermeln sauce deepens and its clr becmes⑥ ________ (rich). Abut half a mnth later, the watermeln sauce is dne and n ne can resist the temptatin t take⑦ ________ with ht buns bite after bite.
This year, my aunt went t Xinjiang fr wrk. She⑧ ________ (excite) shared ver the phne that due t the large temperature difference between day and night,⑨ ________ used t take at least half a mnth in Henan culd be dne in just⑩ __________ day in Xinjiang!
五、书面表达
33．随着全球化的发展，越来越多的国际学生来到中国学习。为了使这些学生更好地融入中国的校园生活，同时也让中国学生有机会了解世界各地的文化，学校将举办“多元文化周”活动。假定你是校学生会主席李华，请你写一则通知，阐述该活动的目的以及计划开展的具体活动。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Invitatin t Participate in the Multicultural Week
Dear Students,
As the wrld becmes increasingly intercnnected, the imprtance f fstering an inclusive and diverse educatinal envirnment cannt be verstated.
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The Students’ Unin
六、读后续写
34．In a suburb f Ls Angeles, a yung by named Trevr McKinney lived with his single mther, Arlene. Trevr was a thughtful and cmpassinate child, always lking fr ways t make a psitive impact n thse arund him.
One day, Trevr’s scial studies teacher, Mr. Simnet annunced a unique prject: T cme up with an idea t change the wrld and put it int actin. Trevr’s eyes lit up with excitement. He remembered a cnversatin with his mther abut hw small acts f kindness can ripple ut and tuch many lives. This sparked an idea in Trevr’s mind.
That evening, Trevr sat at the kitchen table, a pad f paper and a pencil in frnt f him. He sketched ut his idea, drawing arrws and circles t represent hw ne act f kindness culd lead t many mre. He titled his prject “Pay It Frward”. The cncept was simple yet prfund: Instead f paying back a favr, recipients f kindness shuld pay it frward t three ther peple.
At the suggestin f his Mm Trevr started with small acts f kindness. He helped an elderly neighbr, Mrs. Jhnsn, carry her grceries up the stairs. Mrs. Jhnsn, tuched by Trevr’s kindness, planted a flwer garden in her yard, beautifying the neighbrhd. Trevr als fixed a brken fence fr his friend, Chris, whse family was struggling financially. Chris, inspired by Trevr’s act, vlunteered at a lcal fd bank, helping t distribute meals t the needy.
Each time Trevr perfrmed an act f kindness, he asked the recipient t pay it frward t three thers. The idea began t spread, and sn, mre and mre peple were participating in Trevr’s Pay It Frward mvement. Trevr kept a jurnal, dcumenting each act f kindness and the peple it tuched.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
One f the mst significant mments came when Trevr helped a hmeless man named Jerry.
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Mr. Simnet, seeing the impact f Trevr’s prject, called a lcal TV jurnalist t interview Trevr.
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参考答案
1．答案： B
解析：细节理解题。根据Game Thery介绍中This cncise bk intrduces the fundamental cncepts f game thery, using a branch f mathematics t analyze strategic interactins, such as Nash equilibria and prisner’s dilemmas in an accessible apprach. (这本简明的书介绍了博弈论的基本概念，以一种易于理解的方法，使用数学的一个分支来分析战略互动，如纳什均衡和囚徒困境)和Hw Mathematics Shapes Everyday Life介绍中A highlight is Stewart’s ability t make cmplex ideas apprachable and entertaining. (Stewart的一个亮点是，他能够让复杂的想法变得易于理解、有趣)可知，这两本书对读者来说都是容易理解和吸引人的。故选B项。
2．答案： D
解析：推理判断题。根据The Milky Way :An Autbigraphy f Our Galaxy介绍中The bk presents a unique perspective n the histry f the Milky Way galaxy, narrated as if the galaxy itself were speaking. The main “character”, Milky Way, shares its csmic jurney frm frmatin t the present day, integrating scientific facts with strytelling. (这本书对银河系的历史提出了一个独特的视角，就好像星系本身在说话一样。主要“角色”,银河系，分享了它从形成到现在的宇宙之旅，将科学事实与故事相结合)可知，这本书从银河系的角度讲述了宇宙的历史，将科学事实置于故事之中。由此可知，这是一本科普读物。故选D项。
3．答案： C
解析：推理判断题。根据The Planetina Pebble介绍中This bk delves int the gelgical histry f Earth by examining a single pebble fund n a beach in Wales, revealing the vast timescales and prcesses that have shaped ur planet ver billins f years. (这本书通过研究在威尔士海滩上发现的一块鹅卵石，深入研究了地球的地质历史，揭示了数十亿年来塑造我们星球的巨大时间尺度和过程)可知，这本书是一本涉及地质构造的书。由此可知，这本书的目标读者应该是任何对地质学感兴趣的人。故选C项。
4．答案： C
解析：推理判断题。第一段Yu’re likely a fan f Flamin’ Ht Cheets because I presume yu are a human being n Earth. All f us we Richard Mntañez, the inventr f the crunchy ht snacks a big thank yu. (你可能是辣味奇多的粉丝，因为我假定你是地球上的一个人。我们所有人都欠Richard Mntanez一个大大的感谢，他是松脆的火辣零食的发明者)提到读者熟知的零食辣味奇多，拉近了读者与文本内容的距离，让读者更愿意接着读下去。由此可知，作者的目的在于让读者对内容产生联系。故选C项。
5．答案： B
解析：细节理解题。根据第三段中In 1992, when the plant faced bankruptcy because f the ecnmic crisis, Mntañez prpsed the idea f applying a spicy flavr t crn chips and persnally crafted samples amidst skepticism, (1992年，工厂因经济危机面临破产时，Mntanez在质疑声中提出了在玉米片中加入辣味的想法，并亲自制作了样品)可知，并不是所有同事都支持Mntanez的提议。故选B项。
6．答案： B
解析：推理判断题。根据第二段中As a sn f a Mexican immigrant, he grew up in Suthern Califrnia picking grapes, (作为墨西哥移民的儿子，他在南加州采摘葡萄长大)、Althugh he started as a cleaner, earning a slim salary, he demnstrated exceptinal wrk ethic and a keen interest in innvatin. (虽然他一开始是一名清洁工，收入微薄，但他表现出了卓越的职业道德和对创新的浓厚兴趣)、第三段中In 1992, when the plant faced bankruptcy because f the ecnmic crisis, Mntañez prpsed the idea f applying a spicy flavr t crn chips and persnally crafted samples amidst skepticism, which eventually led t the creatin f Flamin’ Ht Cheets with the help f Crrns. (1992年，工厂因经济危机面临破产时，Mntanez在质疑声中提出了在玉米片中加入辣味的想法，并亲自制作了样品，最终在Crrns的帮助下创造了辣味奇多)和最后一段Mntañez’s innvatin nt nly transfrmed the snack fd landscape in the United States but als prmted his status within the cmpany and he eventually rse t becme an executive at bth PepsiC and Frit-Lay. (Mntanez的创新不仅改变了美国休闲食品的格局，也提升了他在公司的地位，最终他成为了百事可乐和菲多利的高管)可知，Mntanez出身微寒，从一个清洁工开始做起，通过出色的工作道德和对创新的浓厚兴趣，在工厂危机时发明了辣味奇多，并在公司中晋升为高管。这些表明他是一个有抱负且富有创造力的人。故选B项。
7．答案： C
解析：主旨大意题。通读全文，尤其是第一段中All f us we Richard Mntañez, the inventr f the crunchy ht snacks a big thank yu. (我们所有人都欠Richard Mntanez一个大大的感谢，他是脆脆的火辣零食的发明者)可知，文章主要讲述了畅销零食辣味奇多的发明者Richard Mntanez的故事，主要包括其背景、创新过程以及对公司和行业的影响。因此，C项“松脆的火辣食背后更大的故事”最契合文章主旨，适合作为文章标题。故选C项。
8．答案： C
解析：
9．答案： D
解析：
10．答案： B
解析：
11．答案： C
解析：
12．答案： D
解析：推理判断题。根据文章第二段的内容可以看出作者在本段阐述了微塑料的定义，故答案选D。
13．答案： A
解析：推理判断题。根据文章第四段中的researchers explred hw new and aged micrplastics affect the skin and hair in mice. They gave mice water with these micrplastics fr tw mnths t see what wuld happen t their hair.可以看出，微塑料在身体内会被多个器官吸收，所以正确答案为A。
14．答案： C
解析：态度观点题。从本文最后一段的内容可以看出Wang Xusheng对无处不在的微塑料持担忧的态度，所以正确答案为C。
15．答案： B
解析：主旨大意题。结合全文可以看出作者向读者介绍了中山大学科研团队的一些关于微塑料的最新研究发现——微塑料会导致脱发。所以正确答案为B。
16．答案： F；B；G；D；C
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17．答案： D
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18．答案： B
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19．答案： D
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20．答案： A
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21．答案： B
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22．答案： C
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23．答案： A
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24．答案： D
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25．答案： C
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26．答案： C
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27．答案： B
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28．答案： A
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29．答案： B
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30．答案： C
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31．答案： D
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32．答案： inspiratin；cleaning；fingers；in；is placed；richer；it；excitedly；what；a
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Invitatin t Participate in the Multicultural Week
Dear Students,
As the wrld becmes increasingly intercnnected, the imprtance f fstering an inclusive and diverse educatinal envirnment cannt be verstated.
T help internatinal students t integrate int campus life and t prvide Chinese students with a chance t learn abut different cultures, ur schl is excited t annunce the Multicultural Week. The event will feature cultural exhibitins, internatinal cuisine tastings, language exchange sessins, and glbal dance perfrmances. We warmly invite all students t jin in and cntribute t making this event a memrable celebratin f diversity and inclusin.
The Students’ Unin
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